Profile of Andrew Wagstaff

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• He was here
  DILIGENT RIVER – A two-year-long community effort to recognize the contributions of Simon Gibbons came to fruition with the erection of a ...
• Parrsboro school bids farewell to 31 graduates
  PARRSBORO – With brave faces and eager minds, the Class of 2012 has said goodbye to Parrsboro Regional High School. A total of 31 graduates ...
• Plaques complete Phase Two of Handley Page garden
  PARRSBORO - The Handley Page Garden is more than beautiful plants and flowers. The area behind the local legion branch, which has been a labour ...
• Community garden planted at seniors' residence
  RIVER HEBERT - Su Morin thought that River Hebert needed a community gardening program, and she knew the perfect spot to kick it off. The program ...
• Joggins fossil centre receives defibrillator
  JOGGINS – Staff and visitors at the Joggins Fossil Centre are a little bit safer thanks to a new automated external defibrillator (AED) machine ...
• Ship's Company invites merchants to join in the fun
  PARRSBORO - What does being a Maritimer mean to you? It's a question Ship's Company Theatre is asking local shopkeepers in an effort to promote ...
• Death of player turns softball celebration into tragedy
  PARRSBORO – Both of this town's high school softball teams won provincial championships for the first time over the weekend, but the celebration ...
• Paintings donated to Age of Sail museum
  WARDS BROOK - There are donations, and then there is this. The Age of Sail Heritage Museum has received support from accomplished artist Douglas ...
• Parrsboro hockey team receives Wood memorial award
  PARRSBORO - Same award, same girls, different sport. The Parrsboro Midget "A" Predators were presented with the Barry Wood Memorial Award at the ...
• Advocate store named top in Atlantic Provinces
  ADVOCATE HARBOUR – For four years the local community has been supporting its local country store, and more than just owners Mike and Sarah Berry ...
• Flying festival continues with cancer cause
  DILIGENT RIVER - More pilots than ever are expected to descend on the area this weekend for the annual Atlantic Festival of Paragliding and Air ...
• New Parrsboro choir putting the fun into singing
  PARRSBORO - They don't look the same or sound the same, but there is one thing the new Parrsboro Citizens' Choir members have in common - fun. ...
• Lattie memorial awards presented at minor hockey AGM
  PARRSBORO - Bo Lattie was a determined hockey player with phenomenal team spirit, and two local midget hockey players with those qualities were ...
• Soccer team presented with Wood memorial award
  PARRSBORO - They may have been still coming down off their recent provincial hockey win, but it was for soccer that a group of girls were ...
• Titanic message inspires new book from Heap
  JOGGINS – Edmund Burke and the Titanic may be long gone, but the impact they left on this community is still remembered today, thanks in part to ...
• Parrsboro, museum partner to offer geology program
  PARRSBORO - Parrsboro rocks. Just ask those participating in Geology Gems, a new program being provided jointly by the town's recreation ...
• Baillie introduces anti-bullying legislation
  HALIFAX - If Jamie Baillie has his way, bullies in Nova Scotia will have to pay for their actions. The Cumberland South MLA and Progressive ...
• Colts donate basketball team to community centre
  SPRINGHILL - Not everyone plays hockey. Even the Junior C Colts realize that. With that in mind, the team has purchased and donated a basketball ...
• Community to remember Burke's Titanic message
  JOGGINS - One hundred years after Edmund Burke received one of the most tragic news scoops of the century, his community is remembering his ...
• Parrsboro girls win midget hockey championship
  PARRSBORO - A group of local girls went away hockey players last weekend, and came home champions. The Parrsboro Midget Girl Predators captured ...
• Parrsboro considers soil testing at Scott property
  PARRSBORO - Before allowing any further recreational developments at the former Scott property, town council would like to make sure the soil is ...
• Cape Chignecto park may not open this year
  UPPER NAPPAN - Cumberland County council is getting behind the Cape Chignecto Provincial Park management board in an effort to keep the park open ...
• Celebrating who we are
  PARRSBORO - On May 2, the students of Parrsboro Regional High School will celebrate who they are.Launched in Parrsboro last year after the ...
• Ship's Co. seeking county funding for 2012 season
  UPPER NAPPAN - Ship's Company Theatre asked Cumberland County council for financial support this week, unveiling plans for its upcoming 2012 ...
• A victim's story
  (Editor's Note: Due to a publication ban, the name of the victim cannot be printed in this article. A fictional name has been used.) PARRSBORO - ...
• Paleontology caps busy week at Joggins Fossil...
  JOGGINS - Who ever said March Break was a time to relax?Whatever the case, the message did not get through to youngsters in this area who took ...
• PRHS student wins provincial recycling award
  PARRSBORO - Recycling pays off. Just ask Jasmen White. The Parrsboro Regional High School student won first place in the Resource Recovery Fund ...
• Oxford youth advisory group planning activities
  OXFORD - Complaining about having nothing to do is not the way one group of young people here operates.The Oxford Youth Advisory Group, a ...
• School buses filling up on cheaper gas at highway...
  PARRSBORO - Leigh Wheaton used to see school buses regularly lining up for fuel in the yard of his gas station, but now it seems they have found ...
• Patience wearing thin over Collingwood road
  COLLINGWOOD - A washed out section of shoulder on the Wentworth-Collingwood has drawn concern from Cumberland County council, who are calling on ...